Hendersonville council backs 3-cent tax hike to 44c per $100
Hendersonville City Council endorsed a 3-cent property tax increase as part of a $34.7 million 2014-15 budget plan. The move raises the rate to 44 cents per $100 valuation, adding about $75 annually for a $250,000 home. The council also approved deferments and cuts, including street repaving, to balance debt and project costs.
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City approves grants in Hendersonville budget work session
Hendersonville officials tentatively approved 113200 in nonprofit grants, cutting 125649 from 238449 total requests. Twenty two agencies sought funds, with approvals ranging from 500 to 30000 as part of a 347 million city budget review.
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Oaks Home in Red Oak with Modern Kitchen Update
Light bright end unit in The Oaks at Red Oak code 555424 offered at 254,900. Delightful updates include a reconfigured eat-in kitchen with granite counters and stainless appliances. Native stone fireplace, gas logs, large screened porch over a pond, upstairs loft with built-in cabinets, third bedroom and full bath. Stand-up crawl space provides extra storage.
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